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At 3/2/00 10:46 AM, Ralph Smeets increased the world's knowledge by
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I'm under the impression that you haven't met PrinzeGaz yet... He's our
'provoker'. I mean, he just likes discussion to much ;-)
I guess not. I noticed his smiley, but I just had
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the ability to start playing from the beginning without
having to use the jog dial
Yes! I *hate* this. Add to it the fact that when I'm on the last song, I
can't hit "forward" to go to track #1 -- I have to jog/skip all the way
to the beginning or open the door
Ralph Smeets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes! I *hate* this. Add to it the fact that when I'm on the last song, I
can't hit "forward" to go to track #1 -- I have to jog/skip all the way
to the beginning or open the door and close it again.
Hmm, AFAIK, the 702 does this. Ie, you can hit
At 3/2/00 10:46 AM, Ralph Smeets increased the world's knowledge by
typing:
I'm under the impression that you haven't met PrinzeGaz yet... He's our
'provoker'. I mean, he just likes discussion to much ;-)
I guess not. I noticed his smiley, but I just had to get that off my
chest anyway.
Ed Heckman wrote,
| If Sony made a version of the R50 that had the following modifications, I
| would buy one YESTERDAY and tell my friends that they should buy one too:
[among the modifications, Ed listed this:]
| -- the ability to start playing from the beginning without having
| to
| -- the ability to start playing from the beginning without having
| to use the jog dial
I have been trying to get around the "you're-in-the-middle-of-the-disc
and-want-to-start-listening-from-the-beginning-again" problem. The way i do
it now (the fastest i have found) is to hit
At 3/2/00 4:26 PM, David W. Tamkin increased the world's knowledge by
typing:
| -- the ability to start playing from the beginning without having
| to use the jog dial
You can open and reclose the clamshell, or you can press END SEARCH, PLAY,
STOP, PLAY.
Yep, you guys are right. I
Ed Heckman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If Sony made a version of the R50 that had the following modifications, I
would buy one YESTERDAY and tell my friends that they should buy one too:
[only my gripes quoted ;-)]
an "automatic" end search when recording
And a note explaining why the ever put
On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, Dan Frakes wrote:
The Sony "stick" is the stupidest remote I've ever used.
Am I the only one who thinks it's brilliant? I have no problems with
changing songs without hitting the stop button, but that might have to do
with the size of my fingers.
The only thing that
Am I the only one who thinks it's brilliant? I have no problems with
changing songs without hitting the stop button, but that might have to do
with the size of my fingers.
I've tried other remotes (Aiwa AM-F7, Sharp 721, Sharp 702, Panasonic
SJ-MJ70, the newer Sony remote used in the R90),
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On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, Dan Frakes wrote:
The Sony "stick" is the stupidest remote I've ever used.
Am I the only one who thinks it's brilliant? I have no problems with
changing songs witho
On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, Edmund Wong wrote:
I mean, it's not that it's unbearable, but it pales greatly in
comparison to the others when you factor in ease of use with one hand.
Okay, then I guess I AM weird, because I actually prefer it to other remotes
I've tried.
/fnord
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